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3D Printing

As we said , we use Solidworks application to design our parts, then we print them using the 3D printer. there's a lots of 3d printers , we used Flashforge Dreamer 3D printer using PLA (Polylactic Acid) filament , To print using this printer you should install Flashprint application and open your file with STL format in the application then you should select your setting and upload your file to the 3D Printer.

We printed half of our robot with the 3Dprinter like our wheels , box , arm , etc. and the other half of the robot (the body) is plexiglass (Poly methyl methacrylate), we used plexiglass instead of 3d printing with PLA filament because its more accurate.

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